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terraformers

n. (plural of terraformer English)

Usage examples of "terraformers".

Already the cryptic hyperwave channels used by robots were abuzz with news that the archives and terraformers had been destroyed at last.

Followers of that same Amadiro later unleashed fleets of robotic terraformers, programmed to make the galaxy safe and welcoming for humanity, whatever the cost.

While two main factions of robots fought it out, the Auroran followers of Amadiro were free to unleash their pitiless terraformers, without interference or human guidance.

These new elements included the damping factors that had been missing from his equations for years--brain fever, orbital persuasion devices, as well as the long-hidden history of terraformers and archives that he had learned about in the Thumartin Nebula.

Buildings wore a coat of perpetual grime, and the terraformers had given up trying to keep them clean long ago.

At night there were glowing, flashing signs on the buildings to summon the terraformers to the pub for relaxation and recreation.

The terraformers had been proceeding in an organized and competent fashion.

And, to his annoyance, he found himself struck most by the way she'd paralleled his own thoughts, which had been leading him by a natural chain of association to the ancient terraformers, now dying out, who had bequeathed worlds like Santaclara to their human successors.

I am aware of your race's mystification at finding the mighty terraformers of prehistory reduced to a few scattered survivors.

Otherwise - who knows -the terraformers take over, the CFC gases rain down.

No wonder they were so sympathetic to Mars—they were Earth’s closest thing to Martians, truly— builders, terraformers, inhabitants of the thin cold air.

In the flush of energy and confidence humanity was working back in to areas previously considered uninhabitable, and now Venus was attracting a crowd of new terraformers, who were following up on the gesture made by Sax Russell with the relocation ofMars’s great mirrors, and had elaborated a grand vision for the eventual inhabitation of that planet, the sister to Earth in so many ways.

The Venusian terraformers, mystics of a new kind of viriditas, were currently negotiating with the Saturnian League for the rights to the ice moon Ence-ledus, which they hoped to drive down into Venusian orbit and break up in successive passes through the atmosphere.

No wonder they were so sympathetic to Mars-they were Earth's closest thing to Martians, truly builders, terraformers, inhabitants of the thin cold air.

In the flush of energy and confidence humanity was working back in to areas previously considered uninhabitable, and now Venus was attracting a crowd of new terraformers, who were following up on the gesture made by Sax Russell with the relocation ofMars's great mirrors, and had elaborated a grand vision for the eventual inhabitation of that planet, the sister to Earth in so many ways.